GanoHerb Ganoderma Museum Opens with Research Symposium

From traditional records dating back thousands of years to modern scientific exploration, Ganoderma has maintained an important place in the history of traditional Chinese medicine. Today, researchers continue to investigate Ganoderma through disciplines including biological research, food science, biotechnology, and product development, exploring its biological characteristics, chemical components, and potential applications.

On July 24, the opening ceremony of the GanoHerb Ganoderma Science Museum and the release of the fifth edition of Modern Research on Ganoderma provided the occasion for an academic symposium in Fuzhou, Fujian Province. Centered on the theme of “inheritance, innovation, and development,” the event brought together experts, scholars, and industry representatives to exchange insights on advances in modern Ganoderma research and opportunities for responsible industry development.

The symposium was hosted by the Medicinal Fungi Professional Committee of the China Edible Fungi Association and organized by GanoHerb Group. Nearly one hundred experts and representatives from fields including traditional Chinese medicine, scientific research, medicinal and edible fungi, biotechnology, and the health industry participated in discussions focused on scientific research progress, technological innovation, and quality development.

At the opening ceremony, GanoHerb Group Chairman Li Ye, Lin Xueli, Member of the Party Leadership Group and First-Class Inspector of the Fujian Association for Science and Technology, and Gao Maolin, President of the China Edible Fungi Association, delivered remarks. Academician Wu Minghong of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of Fuzhou University, and Chairman of the Fuzhou Association of Science and Technology, delivered a video speech congratulating the successful organization of the event.

Speech by GanoHerb Group Chairman Li Ye

Speech by Lin Xueli, Member of the Party Leadership Group and First-Class Inspector of the Fujian Association for Science and Technology

Speech by Gao Maolin, President of the China Edible Fungi Association

Academician Wu Minghong highlighted the importance of strengthening collaboration among universities, research institutions, local governments, and enterprises to encourage scientific innovation, knowledge exchange, and the continued advancement of Ganoderma-related research.

GanoHerb Ganoderma Science Museum Officially Opens

As a major part of the event, the GanoHerb Ganoderma Science Museum officially opened.

Ribbon-cutting ceremony for the opening of the GanoHerb Ganoderma Science Museum

The museum covers approximately 3,500 square meters and presents the history, culture, scientific research, and industrial development of Ganoderma. Through exhibits covering traditional applications, modern research findings, cultivation technologies, and product development processes, the museum provides visitors with a comprehensive understanding of Ganoderma’s historical background and scientific progress.

Located in Fuzhou, Fujian Province, the Ganoderma Science Museum is designed as a platform integrating cultural education, scientific communication, technology exchange, and research achievement presentation. It will further promote knowledge sharing and public understanding of Ganoderma-related research.

During the same event, the expanded “Professor Lin Zhibin Ganoderma Academic Achievement Museum” was also unveiled. The upgraded exhibition space highlights Professor Lin Zhibin’s contributions to Ganoderma research and provides a platform for the continued presentation and exchange of academic achievements.

Fifth Edition of Modern Research on Ganoderma Released

The fifth edition of Modern Research on Ganoderma was officially released during the event.

Published by Peking University Medical Press and edited by Professor Lin Zhibin, the book provides a systematic review of developments in Ganoderma research, including biological characteristics, chemical constituents, laboratory research, research methodologies, and potential applications.

The publication serves as an academic reference summarizing decades of scientific investigation and supporting continued research and knowledge development in the field.

Innovation-Driven Development and Commitment to Quality

With more than 30 years of experience in the Ganoderma industry, GanoHerb Group has focused on research, cultivation technology, manufacturing processes, and quality management.

From strain selection and cultivation to processing, production, and quality inspection, GanoHerb has established an integrated management system designed to improve consistency, traceability, and quality control throughout its production processes.

At the event, GanoHerb received recognition for its innovation and quality initiatives. The China Association for Science and Technology awarded GanoHerb the title of “2025 National Society Innovation-Driven Service Station.” At the same time, GanoHerb received NSF certification related to global dietary supplement quality standards, representing another milestone in the company’s ongoing efforts to align with international quality practices.

Award ceremony for the 2025 National Society Innovation-Driven Service Station

Presentation of the NSF Certification Certificate for Global Dietary Supplements

Experts Share Latest Perspectives in Ganoderma Research

During the “Academic Symposium on Modern Ganoderma Research,” experts from multiple disciplines presented their latest research perspectives and findings.

Professor Lin Zhibin — “Inheritance and Innovation: The Course of Modern Research on Ganoderma”

Professor Lin Zhibin from Peking University Health Science Center reviewed the development of modern Ganoderma research and discussed how traditional knowledge has been examined through contemporary scientific approaches.

His presentation explored the relationship between traditional Chinese medicine concepts and modern research methodologies, including studies investigating Ganoderma’s biological activities and naturally occurring components.

Professor Du Jian — “Research Perspectives on Ganoderma Applications and Traditional Use”

Professor Du Jian, a nationally recognized master of traditional Chinese medicine and professor at Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, shared perspectives on the historical use of Ganoderma and discussed historical use, scientific perspectives, and ongoing research related to Ganoderma.

His presentation reviewed historical use, scientific discussions, and ongoing research related to Ganoderma applications, emphasizing the importance of evidence-based research and continued evaluation.

Zhang Jinsong — “Research on Ganoderma-Related Bioactivities”

Zhang Jinsong, Director and Researcher of the Edible Fungi Research Institute of the Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences, presented research perspectives on Ganoderma and studies investigating biological activities studied in scientific research models.

The presentation focused on scientific exploration of Ganoderma compounds and their interactions with biological systems.

Chen Ruoyun — “Chemical Research on Ganoderma Triterpenes”

Chen Ruoyun, Researcher at the Institute of Materia Medica, Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, discussed research on Ganoderma triterpenes, including their chemical structures, characteristics, and ongoing scientific investigation.

Wang Saizhen — “Chemical Research on Ganoderma Polysaccharides”

Wang Saizhen, Senior Engineer at the Technical Testing Center of Fujian Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Bureau, shared research related to Ganoderma polysaccharides, including analytical methods, chemical characteristics, and quality evaluation approaches.

Professor Yang Baoxue — “Scientific Research on Ganoderma Components and Biological Activities”

Professor Yang Baoxue, Chairman of the Ganoderma Professional Committee of the China Association of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Professor at Peking University School of Basic Medical Sciences, presented an overview of scientific studies examining Ganoderma components and related research findings.

Professor Xu Jianhua — “Research on Ganoderma and Biological Activities”

Professor Xu Jianhua of Fujian Medical University discussed scientific research exploring Ganoderma-related biological activities, including laboratory and research models used to evaluate potential mechanisms.

Wu Changhui — “Full-Process Traceability · Development of Compound Formulations—Practical Innovation in GanoHerb Ganoderma Products”

Wu Changhui, Chief Engineer of Fujian GanoHerb Biotech Group, introduced GanoHerb’s approaches to product development, quality management, formulation research, and full-process traceability systems.

The presentation highlighted the importance of quality control, scientific evaluation, and responsible innovation in the development of Ganoderma-related products.

Academic Exchange Supports Future Research Development

During the afternoon roundtable discussion, experts from different fields exchanged views on the theme of “Promoting Industrial Development Through Ganoderma Academic Research.”

Participants discussed the evolving direction of Ganoderma research, including increased attention toward multi-component studies, formulation approaches, analytical technologies, and the relationship between traditional knowledge and modern scientific methods.

Experts noted that continued research and collaboration may contribute to further understanding of Ganoderma’s biological properties and support future innovation within the industry.

The successful organization of the event represents an important exchange between traditional heritage and modern scientific research. Through continued investment in research, quality systems, and responsible innovation, GanoHerb will continue to support the advancement of Ganoderma-related science and the development of products through established quality management systems.